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Ukraine restarts Russian oil pipeline to Europe

Ukraine has resumed pumping Russian oil to Hungary and Slovakia through the Druzhba pipeline after completing repairs on a section damaged in a Russian attack in January. The Soviet era pipeline has been at the centre of a standoff between Ukraine and the European Union on one side and Hungary and Slovakia on the other, as both EU members continue to import Russian crude via the route despite the ongoing war. Kyiv hopes that restoring flows will clear the final obstacle to unlocking tens of billions of euros in EU financial support that had been held up by Hungary’s outgoing nationalist leader Viktor Orban. An energy industry source in Ukraine told AFP that “oil transit was launched and pumping began” on Wednesday. Hungarian energy company MOL said it expects the first shipments to arrive in Hungary and Slovakia by Thursday […]

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IDF jails soldiers over vandalised Jesus statue

The Israeli military has sanctioned two soldiers involved in damaging a statue of Jesus in southern Lebanon, following widespread outrage over the incident. According to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), the soldier who struck the statue with a sledgehammer and another who documented the act will each serve 30 days in military detention. Both have also been removed from combat duties after an internal investigation. The IDF added that six other soldiers present at the scene failed to intervene or report the act and will face separate disciplinary measures. The incident took place in the village of Debel and drew strong condemnation after images circulated widely online. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was “stunned and saddened” by the episode. In a statement, the military said the soldiers’ behaviour was a clear violation of its rules and values, expressing […]

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Trump extends Iran ceasefire, delays talks

Diplomatic efforts in Washington took an unexpected turn Tuesday as planned peace talks between the United States and Iran were postponed at the last minute. US Vice President JD Vance had been scheduled to travel to Islamabad for negotiations, but the trip was ultimately shelved. Instead, President Donald Trump announced an extension of the ceasefire with Iran, which had been due to expire on Wednesday evening. The move, he said, was intended to give Tehran more time to present a “unified proposal” aimed at ending the conflict. The decision marks the second time in recent weeks that Trump has stepped back from escalating tensions, opting instead to prolong negotiations as the war approaches its second month. Uncertainty surrounded the planned talks throughout the day. The visit by Vance was never formally confirmed, and Iran had not publicly committed to participating. […]

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US upbeat on Iran deal but talks still uncertain as ceasefire deadline looms

The United States remains cautiously optimistic about reaching a new deal with Iran as a two week ceasefire between the two countries nears its end, even though key details of proposed talks in Pakistan are still unsettled. A senior Iranian official told Reuters that Tehran is “positively reviewing” whether to attend planned negotiations in Pakistan, after previously dismissing the idea, but stressed that no final decision has been made. A Pakistani source involved in the process said efforts are underway to restart talks on Wednesday and indicated that U.S. President Donald Trump could join in person or virtually if an agreement comes within reach. According to the Pakistani source, “progress is being made” and discussions are on track, raising hopes that diplomacy can prevent a slide back to open conflict once the ceasefire expires. The truce was agreed after weeks […]

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Elon Musk snubs Paris summons over X and Grok probe

Elon Musk has failed to appear for a voluntary interview with Paris prosecutors over an investigation into his social media platform X and its AI chatbot Grok.​ Prosecutors confirmed on Monday that the first people they summoned did not show up, without naming Musk directly. They stressed that the absence of those invited for questioning would not stop the investigation from moving forward.​ French authorities opened the probe in January 2025 over allegations that X’s algorithm was used to interfere in French politics. The investigation was later expanded to cover the spread of Holocaust denial and sexual deepfakes generated by Grok.​ In February, investigators searched X’s Paris offices as part of the case, a move the company condemned as politicised and an abusive judicial act. Musk and then X chief executive Linda Yaccarino were both summoned for voluntary questioning as […]

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Suspicious trades linked to Trump announcements

A pattern of unusual activity has been observed in US financial markets during the second term of Donald Trump. According to an analysis by the BBC, large trading volumes have repeatedly appeared shortly before major public announcements by the president. The findings highlight spikes in trading activity—sometimes just minutes before statements are released—particularly in oil and stock markets. Some analysts suggest these patterns resemble insider trading, where decisions are made based on non-public information. Others argue that experienced traders may simply be anticipating the president’s actions more effectively. One notable case occurred on March 9, 2026. Significant bets were placed on falling oil prices before an interview revealed that the conflict with Iran could be nearing an end. Once the information became public, oil prices dropped sharply, generating substantial profits for those who had taken early positions. A similar situation […]

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Trump accuses Iran of breaching ceasefire in Strait of Hormuz

US President Donald Trump has accused Iran of violating the two week ceasefire between both countries with fresh attacks in the Strait of Hormuz.​ In a post on his Truth Social platform on Sunday, Trump said US negotiators would return to Pakistan on Monday to resume talks aimed at ending the war with Iran. At the same time, he issued a new threat to destroy every power plant and bridge in Iran if Tehran refuses what he called a reasonable deal.​ Trump wrote that if Iran does not accept the agreement on the table, the United States will knock out all its power plants and bridges, saying they will come down fast and easy. He added that it would be his honour to do what he claimed should have been done by previous US presidents over the last 47 years.​ […]

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Iran says final peace deal still distant as Hormuz stays shut

Iran says a final peace agreement with the United States is still far away as the Strait of Hormuz remains closed in the ongoing standoff.​ Parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said in a televised address that there has been some progress in talks with Washington but many gaps and fundamental issues remain unresolved. He stressed that Iran is still far from a final discussion on ending the war launched by the United States and Israel against the country.​ Iran has refused to reopen the vital waterway until the US lifts its blockade of Iranian ports. Ghalibaf warned that if America does not end the blockade, traffic in the Strait of Hormuz will remain limited.​ The comments came after high level talks in Pakistan failed to produce a breakthrough. US President Donald Trump said very good conversations are ongoing but accused […]

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Women writers reshape South Korea’s literary scene

In South Korea, a growing number of women are turning to literature to express independence and challenge social expectations, despite a rising backlash against feminism. When author Seen Aromi released her memoir in early 2024, it quickly became a bestseller. The book, which celebrates the freedom of single life, resonated with many readers who found inspiration in her unapologetic stance. However, its success also triggered strong criticism online, particularly from male audiences who accused her of selfishness and rejecting societal norms. This reaction reflects a broader cultural tension. While issues such as gender discrimination and harassment persist, feminism has become a highly polarising topic in the country. Public support for feminist ideas can attract significant online hostility, leading many to adopt what some describe as “stealthy feminism.” Despite these challenges, women are increasingly creating their own platforms for expression. A […]

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Chernobyl Wedding Amid Nuclear Disaster

A quiet wedding night in April 1986 turned into a life-altering moment for a young couple living near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, as one of the worst disasters in history unfolded just a few kilometres away. Iryna Stetsenko had just finished preparing for her wedding and was trying to sleep when unusual vibrations and noises filled the air. Nearby, her fiancé Serhiy Lobanov slept through what he initially thought might be a minor earthquake. Neither realized that reactor number four at the Chernobyl plant had exploded, releasing massive amounts of radioactive material. The following morning, despite visible signs of disruption—soldiers in gas masks, streets being washed, and smoke rising from the plant—authorities provided little information. Life appeared to continue as normal, and the couple proceeded with their wedding as planned. However, the atmosphere was tense. Guests sensed that something […]

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